Abundant clouds have entered the Central Coast to end the week, and as we enter the weekend, more clouds are expected. This mode will not only bring fog, but also continuous cool weather, because many people start to ring during the holidays.

The heavy fog will return to the Central Coast overnight and will last all night until Saturday morning. Spend more time on roads with limited visibility. pic.twitter.com/aazNUKZQC2

The night temperature in the inland valleys will drop to more than 30 degrees, and the temperature in the coastal areas will drop to more than 50 degrees. Saturday will bring milder weather, and the fog will continue into the morning, but as the wind shifts towards the sea in the late afternoon, the fog will dissipate.

The weekend at the beginning of December will be close to normal, with temperatures mainly above 60 degrees, cloud cover and morning fog. pic.twitter.com/C5MN1KSDvL

As the weekend progresses, the sky will clear slightly, and the cool weather will continue. Strong gusts of wind across the south coast and the Santa Lucia Mountains are expected from Saturday afternoon to Monday morning. Things will get interesting early next week. First of all, the cold front will push south from Monday to Tuesday. This may bring richer clouds and slightly cooler weather, but if the system slows down a bit, more fog and drizzle may occur. The sky will be clear again on Wednesday and Thursday, and then there will be a chance of measurable precipitation. The second chance is from Thursday night to Friday, when the storm will move towards the coast. We are not sure where it will land, but we cannot calculate the rainfall along the Central Coast.

Although it started to be foggy on weekends, the weather will change rapidly as the sun increases on Sunday. Since then, there has been a lot of uncertainty about the likelihood of rain, but due to a series of light rain opportunities, it is important to pay close attention to changes. pic.twitter.com/WAZU2OhD5I

Please pay close attention to the forecast from the weekend to next week, because there is still a lot of unresolved weather, but some may rain, and our drought is expected to ease. Have a great weekend on the Central Coast!